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Correspondence > Author : Johann Christoph Rasche or Obadiah Walker

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Florence, Biblioteca degli Uffizi (1) · Vienna, Kunsthistorisches Museum (1)
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Recipient:
Domenico Sestini (1) · Joseph Eckhel (1) · Ralph Thoresby (3)
Associated persons:
Carl von Linné (1) · William Camden (1)
Date:
1690 - 1699 (3) · 1790 - 1799 (2)

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Massfeld (1)
Language:
English (3) · German (1) · Latin (1)
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CorrespondenceAuthorAuthor of the document.RecipientRecipient of the correspondence.Associated personsNames of Persons who are mentioned in the annotation.Correspondence dateDate when the correspondence was written: day - month - year .PlacePlace of publication of the book, composition of the document or institution.KeywordNumismatic Keywords ᵖLanguageLanguage of the correspondence
Johann Christoph Rasche - Domenico Sestini - 1794-12-12Johann Christoph RascheDomenico SestiniCarl von Linné12 December 1794Method
Numismatics		Latin
Johann Christoph Rasche - Joseph Eckhel - 1796-8-31Johann Christoph RascheJoseph Eckhel31 August 1796MassfeldGerman
Obadiah Walker - Ralph Thoresby - 1693-08-27Obadiah WalkerRalph ThoresbyWilliam Camden27 August 1693British Coins
Roman
Saxon
Runes		English
Obadiah Walker - Ralph Thoresby - 1694-05-12Obadiah WalkerRalph Thoresby12 May 1694Greek
Alexander
Cassander
Silver
Canute
Medieval		English
Obadiah Walker - Ralph Thoresby - 1695-08-15Obadiah WalkerRalph Thoresby15 August 1695Coins Sending
Coins Returned
Saxon		English

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